Drip Reviews & Product Details

Its integration with Shopify is flawless

I can't export my data with last click and last open of each of my customers.

Getting the best delivery possible to all of my customers.

The way everything is set up - I can send manual broadcasts, create workflows, tag my customers, its amazing.

The pricing can be a little high, but you get what you pay for.

Email Marketing workflows, segmentation, broadcasts, everything. A large portion of my overall profit comes from this.

I love the automation and incredibly precise targeting. I've got a dozen workflows set up to handle all my onboarding, list pruning, and customer retention needs.

I'm having a hard time coming up with something to dislike. Before Drip I really didn't know what was possible. At the moment, I can't think of anything I like better on Mailchimp, my previous provider.

I'm a recording artist keeping my fans sorted and tagged according to where they are in their customer journey. I love being able to send out promotions while excluding subscribers who already have the product(s) I'm promoting. Feels less tacky!

The ease of use interface and the ability to track revenue metrics. It's super helpful to know how much of revenue is coming from email, and from which emails. The customer service team is also very helpful. I use a combination of automations and broadcast emails, and both are very easy to accomplish with drip. It's the best email platform for ecommerce.

Integration with ClickFunnels is a little wonky. Everything else is great. Integrations with Shopify are excellent.

We are able to see how much revenue our email efforts generate, as well as how much each email generates. This allows us to repeat what works and to optimize what doesn't work so well.

I love that I can customize so many things, including emails, forms and campaigns

It was hard to learn at first, but once I got the hang of it, it was much smoother. I don’t see any downsides, it helps me with better time management for keeping in touch with my audience.

It’s helped me save lots of time, and stay connected with my audience!

Email builder is excellent, automation builder is very easy to use. Segmentation tools work well. Across the board it's a very competent platform, and handles all of my various email automations smoothly with no drama (side-eye at you, SFMC). API's are easy to access for leveraging tools like Zapier to do some nutty things. Sign up forms are simple to implement, analytics are sound. I hear that the integration with FB custom audiences works well, even we don't use it. Overall impression and opinion of Drip is good, and I look forward to seeing where they take this platform in the future.

New features are slow to roll out, everything has been getting buggier this year. There's a number of data feeds from shopify that would be useful to have. Could also use more data fields and types available in the customer object. Media management could be better, as could template / snippet management. I definitely would have preferred more tools being added to existing features rather than having SMS bolted on. The roots of this being a sales-oriented tool still show.

Need to send bulk and automated campaigns for our ecommerce store. We do about $1 per customer per send off a large list, so it pays for itself every day. We do abandoned card, browse abandon, special post-purchase automations for certain products, deep segmentation to avoid general discounting. We jumped over when Mailchimp got kicked off of shopify, and it's been a great tool to use as we've tripled out list in that time.

Drip has amazing functionalities, specially if you are more focused on e-commerce. The automation flow is pretty nice and easy to setup. I love the fact they also have automations. It basically saves you hundreds of dollars because you can connect apps like Facebook or Demio. Deliverability is on point.

UX feels outdated. Sometimes it feels old and is weird, because all the UI is beautiful, even the statistic parts are good. Reports lack some more data, but all the main parts are there. Besides that, Drip is the best alternative out there to Klaviyo.

Obviously all my email needs and replacing automatic flows and some notifications on my Shopify platform. Also the automations (rules) are amazing, I use them every day and it's included in any plan.

First, the price. It's very affordable for what it does. And it's also great for ecommerce shops with their automations.

I thought lead scoring was available when I subscribed, but I'm more than ok with the software itself today.

I connected it to my online course website and I love the integrations. That's it, it just does what I need.

I love how simple and easy it is to integrate with ecommerce platforms such as shopify and then create email automations that generate revenue on autopilot. The integrations make it really easy to see how each email performed from a financial perspective, so I can replicate the types of emails that generate the most revenue.

There are some issues with cross-domain tracking and reporting, but that’s probably not an issue for most people. One of my big clients has different domains for its sub-brands, but we’ve found workarounds for this.

The biggest problem I’m solving is knowing how much revenue is attributed to our email efforts versus other channels. We’re also able to increase customer lifetime value by selling more products on the backend, which is more sustainable than relying solely on front end ppc ads.

It is extremely intuitive, well designed, and have never had a single problem with the site being down or a feature not working.

The only thing I would like to see changed is when you download a data list it is emailed to you. It would be nice if you could download it directly, but this is a small quibble.

It is a great CRM, data organizer and email tool. As a paid marketing specialist it is extremely easy to pull reports on high and low value customers to create remarketing lists and segment users for ad groups.